Archie Milestones Jumbo Comics Digest #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Watch and Roll," Archie steps in to help Moose win back Midge’s attention by pretending to be a secret admirer—only to find himself caught in a web of mistaken romance. When Midge starts pursuing Archie, thinking he’s ditching Moose for her, the situation spirals in ways no one saw coming. A classic Archie-style mix of heart, humor, and chaos, with art by Harry Lucey and inks by Terry Szenics, and a cover by Samm Schwartz.
Veronica's new CB radio isn't just a gadget—it becomes a lifeline when she and Archie use it to warn Mr. Lodge about a break-in at his plant, then rally to rescue him when he’s taken by the thieves. With quick wits and a crackling channel, the teens turn a teenage pastime into a real-life mission.
In "Pet-Pourri!", Archie, Jughead, and Reggie dive into chaos at a pet show, hoping to impress Miss Lockleap—only to have their plans unravel when Jughead accidentally sets Moose's monkey loose, triggering a mad scramble as every cage door swings open.
In "Puppy Love," Moose feels neglected by Midge, so Archie steps in to play matchmaker—posing as a secret admirer to stir some jealousy. Midge, misreading the situation, decides Archie is her new romantic interest, leading to a messy mix-up when Moose catches them kissing.
Archie’s been wide awake for days, and when Jughead suggests a peaceful camping trip to help him rest, he’s hoping for quiet nights under the stars. But in the woods, even the crickets seem to have a grudge—every rustle, snap, and distant hoot feels like it’s conspiring against his sleep.
Archie’s latest prank takes a wild turn when he catches frogs for a jumping contest and stores them in a casserole dish. When Mrs. Andrews sees the dish, she mistakes it for a meal and serves it to Judge Morrow during his visit—unaware of the hopping surprise inside.
Archie and the gang dive into summer fun at the lake, where the rope swing is the star of the show. When a friendly competition sparks over who can swing and dive the best, laughter and splashes follow—no matter who’s winning.
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